The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-04-07
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~ lltef5 mas Il very large as
1t Of garden seeds, and is
I them ~ bottom prices. l.
,snd Mrs. Frank Mex enzie
!! lon0redS with daughter Nom
Hty week, and Frank is set
the cigars. s.sS. Nh
Pearo, the enterprisi6g
farmer south OF the city,, re-
ea tliis week from a visit among
friends atsH hastings. Minnesota.
6ms the Hpo onsly large tracks
be, ak leading to the Mag.
GO Qatd Judge that Beatty
l. 6red:a gigantic cnstoller
alp the other fellsws. rs u /.
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sss a feature Of
= HE considerations
fcensh q.l1dti al Thersl!
~ fors ~ gaH1st. Tho
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House. The. oiIng IL = sIl ffbosss
in the near fttnr6 n z z 4 4, u
elegant chanduli lieI 81 q q 3;
Ali are invited. ]. Sssss5 81 i g : E
Gdo. IL. Proper has sold l6t,s
seven and eight block fourteen Co.
LA, kinney, the genial g
buyer on the. Milwaukee foSd sl !
this city. George isi AZ Ensita AZ M
Mr.. Kinney knows a':sgood" stAingS
when hesses it. r sss II:
N. 3. Rice and Napoleon Vashons
will soon open a restaurant AMI
bakery fn Bntier's new store NhuiilL q
ting, corner Dakota Ayeg xna III
street. We predict the 'yoadn 1ssnen,
will doSa rushing bdsiness. Z. There
is certainly 8 good opportunity. for:
ID restaurant tshefp. IT.
|. At the Congregation al church Sun
day morning, nearly 800 was readi-
ly raised for the benefit Of the Sun
day school,. and ia "a day or two
thereafter the. sum was raised to
800. We submit. as do; all the
friends of The church, that THIS is do
ing remarkably well.
We, inallyertantly omitted at it's
begipingsg proper introduction of
ReX.sAlHedl dls.. sRipk hams sermon in
no Espface gin, to-day's paper.
EIhs serAfon:, will he:read with inter
1t By AlfEa41Bss Gf citizens. Truth
i,sssaa nk-p olibs may draw in
Espira from il pending the fall
election on the liquor question, pro.
vided aa third OF thesI6ters of tho
count peti tioK fonsuch m election.
In sxnother place in to.day'spaper
win Bel found the advertisementsof OF.
The John Nelson Mercantile Com
pany. This organization has pu1-
chased Frank Keogh's store here,
which wil1;be under the management
of John Nelson, while the company
will also put In store at Red Lake
Falls, Minnesota, which will be look
ed after by Chas H. Smith. The
company make,ssa start with paid
up capital of 100000 and we doubt
not will do an aggressive and sue
cessful business. Mr.. Nelson will
make his home at Wahpeton, perma-
,nently, where lie may send his
children to school and enjoy his old
reputation for business ability and
citizenship. SUCCESS to tile new
firm.
The commissioners re-arranged ).
the county printing this week to
comply with the new law. which,
provides for three newspapers to
publish commissioners proceedings
under certain circumstances in the
variors counties of the territory.
THE TIMES, Gazette and Scout were
designated as such papers for this
county. 1t would seem that there
is to bs no more pooling of public
printing by the board and then let
ting the whole to the lowest bidder.
And this suits us first rate. The
present board of commissioners has
ntlis beginning shown II very
cd endabl ledisposition toward the
,pfi lters, very much SO indeed, and
so.far as TIE TIMES is concerned
we feel sure nons of the printers
have had nor now have any cause to
find fault with them or Auditor
Sunderland. They are doing as best
they can under the circumstances.